The latter... Those examples I gave above would all be interpreted as being the product and that would result in either the first product being returned as the correct URL or the system falling over.Tony Barnes wrote:Hmmm, I guess - but it's still a PITA!
As a hack there aren't going to be many products that are "that" similar, so would be an ok workaround I reckon - or are you saying that it would need to be unique to work "backwards" (i.e. cart interpreting an entered URL)?
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Ok, so on the assumption that you don't have products that are "that" similar, it would be ok? Might be worth setting up to test and see what happends, can always revert. I just can't figure what i'd need to put in to that hack to do it?!
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You need a different hack...Tony Barnes wrote:Ok, so on the assumption that you don't have products that are "that" similar, it would be ok? Might be worth setting up to test and see what happends, can always revert. I just can't figure what i'd need to put in to that hack to do it?!
I think I posted up something a ways back about the right one so I'll try and relocate it for you when I get 5 minutes to think.
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That'd be great, thanks 

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This is what i need
thank you but we have another characters also in our country like ş,ğ,ü,ö,ç,ı,I,Ö,Ç,Ş,Ğ,Ü,İ and I want to chane these characters to ş=s , ç=c , ğ=g , ü=u , ö=o , ı=i , I=i , Ö=O , Ğ=G , Ç=C , Ş=S , Ü=U , İ=I can I change these characters with your fix?
Thanx

Thanx
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At first glance, it appears that the only thing you need to do is edit (or add additional characters to) the code that appears at the beginning of this thread.dwrs wrote:can anybody answer?
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Well of course you can fix them. All you need to do is look up your desired characters in UTF-8 literals table and add them to the function I shared here. I suppose you do not know exact literal values, so suit yourself and look them according to your language here:dwrs wrote:This is what i needthank you but we have another characters also in our country like ş,ğ,ü,ö,ç,ı,I,Ö,Ç,Ş,Ğ,Ü,İ and I want to chane these characters to ş=s , ç=c , ğ=g , ü=u , ö=o , ı=i , I=i , Ö=O , Ğ=G , Ç=C , Ş=S , Ü=U , İ=I can I change these characters with your fix?
Thanx
http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl
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Im working in v6.1.1 and nothing happends if i place the code after line 135 in lib/general.php file.
Where exactly should I insert the code?
Where exactly should I insert the code?
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errors, when used đ("\xc4\x91"=>"d") and Đ(,"\xc4\x90"=>"D"), When you click on product links -->(The page you were looking for appears to have been moved, deleted or does not exist. ) help me!